Defiant PRC drivers continue pay protest in Singapore
(AFP, 27 Nov) - About 60 mainland Chinese bus drivers in Singapore stayed off work on Tuesday, the second day of a rare labour stoppage in the city-state. State-linked transport firm SMRT said that of the 102 who refused to work on Monday over a pay dispute, 60 did not turn up on Tuesday despite an agreement to do so. “Some...
Statement from SMRT
This morning, 102 of our Service Leaders (SLs) for our buses who were recruited from China (PRC) did not show up for work. As a result of their absence, a number of our bus services were affected. We apologise to commuters and the public who were inconvenienced by the affected bus services. In recent salary adjustments for our...
Hundreds of Philippine police ‘cheated in exams’
The Star- November 25, 2012 MANILA: Thirteen Philippine policemen have been sacked and more than 350 others placed under investigation for allegedly cheating in written exams, the police governing body said Sunday. The National Police Commission said it had invalidated the results of the exams taken last year by 386 people in...
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